Examinations

Collection of Summer 2024 Exam certificates

Certificates that have not been collected will be retained at Blenheim High School under secure conditions for a period of twelve months from the date of issue.  After that date, any certificates that are unclaimed will be destroyed. If candidates lose or do not claim their certificates, they will have to contact the relevant awarding body directly to request a certified statement of results. This will cost approximately £45.00 per certificate. 

Please check your certificates carefully upon receipt. If there are any errors contact the school via email at ciesco@blenheim.surrey.sch.uk. In this case, the certificate will be returned to the appropriate awarding body for correction at no cost.  

If you have any further queries please contact the Examinations Officer:

Mrs. Gina Ciesco

Tel: 01372 745333, ext 2013  

Email Mrs. Ciesco

Key Dates 2024-25

Date	Category	Exam Event
5th & 7th November 2024	FORMAL Exams	GSCE English Language Re-sits
6th, 8th, & 11th November 2024	FORMAL Exams	GSCE Maths Re-sits
11th to 22nd November 2024	MOCKS	Year 11 Mocks
Week of 25th November 2024	MOCKS	Year 11 Art Practical Mocks 2 full days
19th December 2024	Certificates	Summer 2024 Exam Certificate Collection
8th to 17th January 2025	MOCKS	Year 13 Mocks
8th January 2025	FORMAL Exams	Cambridge National Creative iMedia R093
8th to 20th January 2025	FORMAL Exams	BTEC Exam Series
9th January 2025	Results	November GSCE English Lang & Maths
3rd to 14th March 2025	MOCKS	Year 10 Mocks & Year 11 in class Mocks
Week of 22nd April 2025	FORMAL Exams	Year 11 & 13 Art, Graphics, Textiles & Craft Practical Exams
28th April to 2nd May 2025	MOCKS	Year 12 Mocks
From 1st May 2025	FORMAL Exams	BTEC Summer 2025 Exams
8th May to 25th June 2025	FORMAL Exams	Summer 2025 Exams
11th & 25th June 2025	FORMAL Exams	Exam Contingency Dates
14th August 2025	Results	A Level / Level 3 Results
21st August 2025	Results	GCSE / Level 2 Results

What is exam contingency day?

“The designation of a 'contingency day' within the common examination timetable is in the event of national or local disruption to examinations. It is part of the awarding bodies' standard contingency planning for examinations. Students should remain in the country until then so that they can be available to take any exams affected in the event of such a disaster occurring within the exam season, however unlikely this may be.